Sidewalks Are For Pets To Walk Their People

Dear Mayor Adams: My name is Anna, and I’m a tiny 5 lb. Yorkie, 1 year old, living in West Village! I love growing up […]

Charles Street Planting

Charles Street Planting By Bonnie Berman On a cold day in April my neighbors Lynn, Anna and I sprinkled some wild zinnia seeds in this formally […]

New Director At Westbeth

By J. Taylor Basker Last month Westbeth residents were introduced to Peter Madden, their new Executive Director, at both an in-person Town Hall and on […]

“Open Streets” – Beware the Heckler’s Veto

Sandy R. and Shannon Phipps NYC Access for All After three years of living with hardship and being made invisible, on April 24, 2023, twelve […]

New High-Stakes Lawsuit Could Change the Business of Food Delivery in the West Village

By Justin T. Kelton, Esq. The West Village is one of the City’s—and indeed, the country’s—premier food destinations. It contains a robust and ever-changing lineup […]

Asset Protection in Estate Planning

By Arthur Coleman You’re beginning to accumulate substantial wealth, but you worry about protecting it from future potential creditors. Whether your concern is for your […]

Today We Talk To George Capsis On How He Started The WestView News

Today We Talk To George Capsis On How He Started The WestView News! Interview by: Danielle Sevier Produced by: Mike Persico “Discover the visionary behind […]

Save Our Century Old Garden

By George Capsis Through the years I have only caught glimpses of the Elizabeth Street Garden as I biked past. I was surprised to see […]

AN INEXPLICABLE RULING AGAINST THE ELIZABETH STREET GARDEN

By Eric Uhlfelder At a time when US Supreme Court rulings defy all logic, the New York State Supreme Court is following close behind. Last […]

Congestion Pricing — a FONSI fit for “The Fonz”

By “Sid E. Walker” P.E. (This is the third in an occasional series on Congestion Pricing by “Sid E. Walker”. The first article, “The MTA […]

Are the Worst Buses in the MTA in the West Village

By J. Taylor Basker I admit that I converted. I abandoned subways as my legs aged, my breath diminished, and my anxiety increased as I […]

FireFLAG:EMS PRIDE Celebration

For those who are not familiar with the traditions of the New York City Fire Department, it is built on a long history of brotherhood, […]

Gilbert T.Small

Interview by: Danielle Sevier Produced by: Mike Persico “Gibney Company, led by Artistic Director Gina Gibney and Director Gilbert T Small II, showcases captivating dance […]

The Shell Game That Perpetuates Smart Meters

By Les Jamieson Since 2011 there have been at least 10 different attempts to pass a law that would regulate digital utility meters, which have […]

What Do Elected Officials Do?

Our elected officials make decisions every day that impact jobs, housing, education, healthcare, and more. Learn more about the offices on your ballot. To see […]

NYC Parks Announces Highest Tree Planting Total In 6 Years

     As of June 3, more than 13,150 street and park trees have been planted across the city already – a total of 14,900 trees are expected to be planted by end of fiscal year on June 30  Increase in […]

Spring Planting

By Alan Perna To all Charles Street residents,Thank you to all who showed up to help with the planting and those who donated. It was a […]